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Inventory levels. Sales results. Negative comments on Facebook. Positive comments on Twitter. Shopping on Amazon. Listening to Pandora. Online search habits. No matter what you call it or what the information describes, it's all data being collected about you.
Thanks to new technologies like Hadoop, once-unquantifiable data (like Facebook conversations and Tweets) can now be quantified. Now, because nearly everything is measurable, everything is measured. The result: companies are spending big dollars to collect, store and measure astronomical amounts of data.
Show me the data!
There's a name for this movement: Big Data. Not only is it a name, it has been the "it, it" of 2012, possibly trumping "the cloud."
IDC defines Big Data as projects collecting 100 terabytes of data (hence the name), comprising two or more data formats. Earlier this year, the research firm predicted the market for Big Data technology and services will reach $16.9 billion by 2015, from $3.2 billion in 2010. That's an astounding 40 percent annual growth rate.
The interesting thing is that IDC expects most of this spending to focus on infrastructure — the plumbing that enables companies to download, collect and store vast amounts of data.
To me, this is a missed opportunity. Why? We need to focus on unlocking the real business benefits from all this data.
Companies have not yet grasped the business potential of all the data pouring in from hundreds of sources—think apps in the cloud, on-premise partner software and from their own enterprise. In effect, businesses haven't figured out how to make money from this fire hose of disparate data sources.
My point-of-view is that Big Data's only real value lies in businesses' ability to transform data into insight they can act on.
This means enabling sales managers to quickly analyze sales reps' results, view new contracts lost or signed, and react to how actual performance compares against the plan they set months earlier. Help-desk staff could see how individual customers affect sales and profit, showing them when to go above-and-beyond to retain certain customers while allowing low-flyers to churn. Or helping insurance agents to predict kinds and amounts of damage as hurricanes hurtle toward their region.
Steps to Monetize Big Data
To glean value from Big Data efforts, companies need to embrace the real-time value provided by the cloud. Viewing one's data in real-time through the lens of cloud computing enables anyone, in any company, to make smart business decisions from the mammoth amounts of data, coming from all over the place.
Therefore, companies looking to monetize Big Data need to take these steps:
Use the cloud: These days businesses can tap into an enormous range of cloud services. They can subscribe to high-performance infrastructure services like Amazon Web Services, rent platforms as a service (comprising hardware, operating systems, storage and network capacity) from salesforce.com, store information in services like Box or automate billings with companies like Zuora. These are just examples.
Companies can also pick and choose from a long list of cloud-based apps to handle business tasks, from customer relationship management and marketing to human resources and financial management. In fact, I would argue that cloud services become the business application suite, eventually displacing behemoth on-premise packages from SAP or Oracle. Emphasis on "eventually," since few enterprises are ready to jettison their million-dollar investments in Oracle and SAP.
For this reason, I advise companies to:
Start with what's important: Forget about separate data sources. Data today spews in from hundreds sources, be it sales and customer data from salesforce.com, inventory levels from SAP, logistics information from your suppliers and employee data from Oracle. Companies run into trouble when they start off boiling the ocean, which is why I suggest companies begin with a few sources and then build up from there.
Fortunately, there is a way, thanks to a new generation of application programming interfaces (APIs) that allows more kinds of software, from different software makers, to communicate with each other, regardless of location. As a result, any company, regardless of size, can access the data it needs to make better decisions.
Which is why my next point is:
Make Big Data insight democratic: Five years ago, only executives at very large companies had access to business intelligence tools that culled patterns from data.
The cloud makes everything democratic — not just access to the data itself, but the insight as well, including best practices that don't require the expertise of a SQL or a MapReduce programmer. The cloud enables anyone, anywhere, to recognize patterns from data and make smart decisions, faster. And that means any business professional, at any company should be able to monetize their Big Data.
When Big Data finally becomes useful to the rest of us, and not just IT wizards, it will take on an even larger role today and into tomorrow.
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There will be new vendors providing applications, middleware, and connected devices to support the thriving IoT ecosystem. This essentially means that electronic device manufacturers will also be in the software business. Many will be new to building embedded software or robust software. This creates an increased importance on software quality, particularly within the Industrial Internet of Things where business-critical applications are becoming dependent on products controlled by software. Qua...
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Machine Learning helps make complex systems more efficient. By applying advanced Machine Learning techniques such as Cognitive Fingerprinting, wind project operators can utilize these tools to learn from collected data, detect regular patterns, and optimize their own operations. In his session at 18th Cloud Expo, Stuart Gillen, Director of Business Development at SparkCognition, discussed how research has demonstrated the value of Machine Learning in delivering next generation analytics to imp...
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Hi, I have a MX-22 Tx and I have the Graupner Mx22 "pupil" module for the other end. However I can't get the Mx22 Teacher module anywhere (Graupner doesn't scock them anymore). But MC-22 is the "2...
I just can't find the teacher module for my Tx and Graupner don't stock them anymore.
Anyone know where I can buy one?
Worst case scenario, can one be made ? I do have the "pupil" module...
There are 2 sayings which apply to a "T" to this debate:
1- "MORE is always better..."
2- "Less is more"
just my 2 cents ;)
I'm looking to buy @ a fair price several "ruined" top cyl. assy. castings (just the outer parts) valve guide tubes are optional ;)
Just need the front half to look decent
PM me, thanks Vasek
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Grumman Cats, you live in Corsair Heaven FGS ! Lucky you.
Would you have any pics of rockets mounted under the wing ? I'm trying to scale them down (dia. and length) compared to the thickness/...
Just en update for the final nomenclature version, I figured to get a new(er) plane by the time of the Korean War, I'd have to have 3 digit no. on my Corsair.
LDM wat's the travel on that servo, looks like too small amount for big size plane (?)
update on the scheme: double digits look more "bad-as*" right? :O
Well, got not much to show, but after assessing the pull-pull installation, I decided to go with the option you suggested (long arm). It will be easier.;)
Have to cut the rails and we shall see....
Got it THANKS
It helps a great deal Nick, THANKS
two follow up questions if I may,
- The double skin on the doors is just Balsa wood ? and how do you heat- formed the parts, hot water or heat gun ? Any...
Nick, Wow! Best setup I've seen. I hope you don't mind a few questions.
Do you have any more details of the fittings you made ?
What paint did you use for respraying the blue plastic ?
Yes, I've seen the big horn setup, thanks. The problem is that I already have a winch servo, the big arm would be a different servo ($)
I was thinking about various methods to do this, and since I have a winch servo on hand, I opted for this option.
First time doing this so here's few questions (I dont' want pullies used as I...
Can you guys post the dimensions (L ,H) of the optional drop tanks ? Thanks
Has anybody fitted the H9 drop tanks to their plane ? Is there enough ground clearance with the original/supplied struts installed ? Thanks
It looks like it, but doesn't have the typical wing. I would like to know more about this particular model. Thanks20419232041924
Prekin, I have bought these (resin) for the KMP Spit which has 73" wing span couple of years ago, but they just might be big enough (?) they measure 17cm from the first stack to the last one. If they...
The plane is beautiful, but I like the chick better LOL (I think)
I would like to know who has success with the supplied retracts ? I'm debating if I should leave them in as any alternative will be very costly. I will change the valve and tubing to Robart tho....
Geez, gotta love those Canadians hillbilies LOL
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What make is the muffler on that DLE engine ?
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It was inevitable that as soon as Apple's iPad hit the market, every other device manufacturer on the planet would scramble to develop their own. Slightly more surprising, however, is the rumor currently swirling that Google is just inches away from launching its own gPad.
As The New York Times tells us, Google will be entering the pad market in the near future, along with nearly every other big-name manufacturer. Only a few details are mentioned in the Times story, shared by individuals supposedly privy to the secrets but unable to discuss them publicly.
What has been revealed is that the device will run Android — everybody's favorite Linux-based mobile operating system — rather than ChromeOS, the netbook operating system currently under development. As Wired points out, Android has the leg up on ChromeOS, in that it already has a feature set that can easily match Apple's device, and includes touchscreen features out of the box.
The move into pad-computing isn't all that strange, however, given Google's recent interest in developing its own in-house hardware. After two years of developing Android as an operating system for other companies to put on phones, Google launched its own handset in January, along with the promise that more would be on the way. Making the move to pads is a logical — if possibly premature, coming just three months after launching their first phone — next step.
According to the Times, Google is already in talks with publishers to push their content onto the gPad — though one suspects that's an uphill battle on books, given the company's existing issues with that industry. Then again, the prospect of being cut off from millions of paying customers has been known to change a heart and mind or two...
All-in-all, the gPad — or whatever they end up calling it — presents a lot of promise both for consumers in general, and for Open Source. We'll definitely be keeping our eyes on this one.
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And the connection point will be called g-spot?
And the connection point will be called g-spot?
You're all missing the Point
Am I only the person reading this that is disturbed over the use of "pad" to mean an electronic device? Do we REALLY have to follow apple's naming convention? (I'm pretty sick of seeing letter - name on every product, and "pad" ?!?)
But I can just imagine women asking, hey, do you have an extra pad? And getting shown someone's tablet computing device. Or maybe a distinction is being made for "pads" because they have even less fuctionality than tablet pc's do...
In any case people will have to tear arch linux out of my cold dead fingers, becauses I'll never stop using it. :)
No, you are missing the point
Star Trek gave us the name pad in 1987!
Ok, they spelled it PADD (Personal Access Display Device) and that is the name I think we should adopt, because its cool and its right. So hand me my GPADD will you ;)
(And here I would have liked to include a link to the article on the memory-alpha website, but the shit spam aggression software on this site won't allow it)
Book scans
So that's what they are going to do with all of the books they have been scanning for the last several years. Sell us a device to read them on. :)
e-Books & Android
The Barnes & Noble Nook is Android based and B&N sells a reader app for the iPhone as well. Why would they not ,make it available for a gPad? Similarly there are a number of readers that operate on the droid based phones - They work quite well. So even if Google was going to forgo their own e-Book reader system - others make excellent readers that will operate nicely on Android based devices.
The issues with e-Books still have to do with DRM handling, working nicely with libraries (Nook & Sony do this well)and the biggie work in low light as well as bright daylight with generous battery life (Days!). E-Ink seems to be the only way to go for battery life & daylight viewing (and a rock steady display) - But lacks color & rapid refresh. Both the iPad, iPhone & every other LCD based device does well in low light, eats batteries & does poorly in daylight. So although LCD e-Book readers are nice they are not exactly ideal.
I'm confused as to why you
I'm confused as to why you have the first Google handset being released in January of this year. The T-Mobile G1 (HTC Dream) was released in October of 2008. Hell, even the Droid was released in November. Am I missing something?
Re: I'm confused as to why you
The T-mobile G1/HTC Dream was the first handset with Google's Android OS on it, designed by HTC.
The Nexus One was the first handset with Android and also hardware designed by Google.
Nexus One hardware is HTC,
Nexus One hardware is HTC, it's HTC phone with Google Logo.
The difference is...
The Nexus One was the first android/google device that you could buy outside of a specific mobile carrier. T-Mo has it, but you can also buy it stand alone (not cheaply, though).
Google has a great opportunity here. The Nexus One launch didn't go so smoothly but hopefully they learned from their mistakes. In terms of the "G-pad", with their base of applications, and services (Google Docs, Google Voice, and on a open source platform) they can really produce a great device that's just as glam as is functional.
Favourite OS and access?
There is two questions that come to mind when reading this article.
Is Android the favourite mobile Linux OS because it is that good or is it because it has been pushed on by Google and the Google fanboys?
Of course, that is more of a personal preference I guess.
The real important question to me is, will you have to have a Google account to be able to use it?
I believe so, which is fair -
I believe so, which is fair - you have to have an iTunes account to really use an iPhone. Without a google account you wouldn't be able to re-download your apps when you switch phones.
Neither has microsoft
Flextronics builds the Xbox, other people build the mice, keyboards and joysticks. What does it matter who builds it when it's the software platform that counts.
I'm speaking more about who
I'm speaking more about who designed it than who manufactures it. I'm curious about whether Foxconn had any design input on the iPhone (something tells me no, or if so very little). I know that the Nexus One was a Google/HTC collaboration and not designed 100% by Google, the same may be true about the iPhone - but if not that would be where the difference lies. As far as the xbox goes (which is not a phone but I can somewhat see how it applies to the discussion) the case was designed by a collaboration between Astro Studios and Hers Experimental Design Laboratory Inc.
Google hasn't made any hardware...
"The move into pad-computing isn't all that strange, however, given Google's recent interest in developing its own in-house hardware. After two years of developing Android as an operating system for other companies to put on phones, Google launched its own handset in January, along with the promise that more would be on the way."
Uh, HTC made the Nexus One - not Google. It's just Google branded.
The local and the express
We're on different trains of thought, I suspect.
I wasn't thinking so much of Google starting up a manufacturing plant as putting out hardware under its own name, where previous Android phones were not. It's similar to the iPhone, which is always referred to as being Apple's hardware, despite the fact that it is actually manufactured by Foxconn. (The same is true of the iPad and iPod, which are manufactured by Foxconn for Apple, and Macs, which are manufactured by a variety of OEMs.)
So no, Google isn't running an assembly line, but the Nexus One is its hardware, just as much as the iPhone is Apple's hardware.
Justin Ryan is a Contributing Editor for Linux Journal.
Ok, that's fair I guess. But
Ok, that's fair I guess. But HTC still puts their logo on the back of the Nexus One - I may be mistaken, but I don't think the Foxconn logo appears anywhere on the iPhone.
There's no HTC branding on my Nexus One
Just a cute little robot waving a QR-code flag...
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I stayed at this hotel with my boyfriend in April 2005. My Mum is originally Czech and me and my parents, sister and boyfriend were travelling over for a long weekend away because we arranged a suprise party for my Nan. For a bit of privacy me and my boyfriend chose to opt out of staying at relatives and stayed at this 4 star Corinithia Panorama instead.
We opted for a special 'Romance Package' which I highly recommend. The package included private car transfer from and to the airport, a bottle of bubbly chilled and ready in the room, a romantic dinner and an upgrade executive room.
I can't fault the hotel. It was a pleasant lovely stay. Our executive room had a lovely view across Prague, was clean, spacious, had bathrobes and the bathroom was lovely- just adequate and clean. Being a real dolly I love my bathrooms and I always fear not having a bathroom that is up to scratch in hotels but I cannot fault this one- highly adequate and clean.
One morning when we missed breakfast (after a night out in the city with my cousin and her other half!) we called for room service who brang breakfast up to us on trays- we had more than we could wish for and they were beautifully presented! Bliss!!
The pool, sauna, steam, jacuzzi and gym are all located on the top floor and what a view!! It's gorgeous!! As part of our package we also got our entrance free and it was really lovely.
There is also a choice of restaurants to eat within and the surroundings are pleasant. The hotel car service is good but the nearest tube is only a few minutes- no more than 3 or 4 away and to the local city centre is only a few stops so very convenient location if you like to be 'within reach' of the city and have it very close but just far enough to be able to enjoy being just that little bit located outside.
I have to say I can't fault the hotel- we will be returning. Unfortunately, I don't think this great package is running anymore and we may not get as great a deal but the hotel is brilliant and I highly recommend it- the sister hotel Corinithia Towers is the 5 star of the two and I would be quite interested in staying there one time too because the 4 star was so pleasant.
I recommend this hotel very much.
Great location out of city centre
Stayed at the Corinthia for 3 nights in October 2005. The hotel is a good 4 star and is in a great location considering it isn't in the city centre itself. Just 120 metres away from the efficient Metro and 4 stops later you are right in the centre of Prague. The room was a good size and reasonably well decorated. Got a great deal including daily breakfast (good choice and on until 11am which is ideal after a late night!). Definitely recommend the Corinthia and excellent value for money.
Fantastic, good value, great standard hotel
Location - only 4 stops or 15 minutes on the underground from the hotel to the very centre of Prague city. Far enough away from the crowds but close enough to be able to sightsee during the day and then hop on the underground to go back to the hotel to change for dinner and then back into the city centre again! The underground station is only a 2 minute walk from the hotel and an all day travel pass cost 80 czk (about �1.86) and let you travel unlimited for 24 hours on the underground/bus/tram/Petrin Hill funicular railway. The underground ran until midnight daily and was very clean, modern and safe - if the main ticket office is closed (Sunday), the tabac shop in the station sells underground passes.
I booked through ---- and managed to book 5 x twin rooms for �35 per person per night including breakfast (very reasonable for July) and they even arranged a very efficient (if not speedy) minibus to pick 9 of us up to and from the airport (about �3.80 each/each way). It only took 30 minutes from the airport.
Hotel lobby was quite spectacular, spacious and even had tv monitors showing flight departure times/arrivals for the airport. The check in/out was effortless, quick and the staff very friendly and spoke English very well.
Our room was a twin on the 12th floor (of 23) - which was a business floor, so the extras were fluffy bathrobes and a good selection of toiletries in the bathroom and a very nice, clean room. The tv had various channels and included London's Capital Radio, with speakers also in the bathroom. Free safe in the room, which is opened by your room key card.
Air conditioning was free, controllable and kept the room cool. There was a mini bar but prices were very, very expensive and at least double what you would pay for a drink in Prague centre! Also do not drink the bottle of Evian water on the table in the room, even though it's not in the mini bar there was a label which was not very clear stating that it cost 10 Euros (about �6.50!!).
Breakfast, which was included, was unbelievable - available from 6.30am to 11am! A huge selection of help yourself unlimited buffet: cereals, 4 different fresh juices, tea/coffee, pastries of all kinds, crepes, fruit, yoghurts, hams, cheeses, fish, all kinds of bread and toast, gateux!! and all kinds of cooked items. We did not have dinner in the hotel but was rumoured to be very expensive.
The swimming pool looked nice but you had to pay 300 czk per visit (about �7) so we didn't go in.
The hotel had great amenities for a 4* - including shoe shine machines on every floor, a casino, a couple of bars (about �5 for a cocktail), a couple of shops and restaurants. There are no stairs in the hotel, but there are 4 lifts which didn't take too long and weren't that busy. The hotel also organises trips and taxis if needed.
Very very good quality hotel for the price and I would say was a very high 4* standard. I would definately recommend this hotel to anyone and would stay here again when I return to Prague (which I will do as the city is fantastic, clean, safe, easy to travel/walk around, very cheap and very friendly).
We loved the Panorama!
The Corinthia Panorama hotel is somewhat bleak-looking on the outside, but extremely well-presented on the inside. The reception staff were very helpful and friendly, especially as we were unable to fly home on the last day (due to the airport being closed with snow) and they happily booked us back in and looked after us during our unintended stay (even giving us an upgrade for free).
The hotel is only a 5 min walk from the nearest Metro station, and hence only a short journey into the centre of Prague.
The breakfast buffet was good, with a wide range of options, but the bread was a little dry (as we found in several Prague restaurants). We had an evening meal in the continental restaurant in the hotel, which was very good quality and reasonably priced. We also had a few drinks in the first floor bar - the barmen were again very friendly and the cocktails were excellent.
The rooms are comfortable and tidy, with some good views from the higher floors.
An all-round excellent hotel.
Very satisfied, despite the problematic start
We ended up in the Corinthia Panorama after our booking at the Corinthia Towers could not be accommodated due to "technical problems" (is this code for overbooking???). We were promised upgrades to Executive rooms if we agreed to move to the Panorama, although on arrival, this took a bit of negotiation at the front desk to actually obtain.
Once our exec rooms were allocated, we were generally very satisfied with the accommodation. The rooms were fairly large with a king bed and modern decor (lots or cherry wood furniture). Bathroom was a little bit small but was spotlessly clean. My only complaint about the room was the fact that the cooling circuit on the aircon was not operational, so only ambient air could be circulated. This left the room a little overheated at times.
The hotel location is not brilliant, being in an uninspiring residential district, dominated by blocks of apartments, about 6 miles south of the city centr. However the nearby metro station "Pancrac" (sp?) is only 5 stops (including a change at Muzeum) from the very centre.
The hotel restaurant Piazza was fine - good pizza/pasta at reasonable prices and good service.
Considering we booked a last minute deal and ended up in executive rooms, I was pleased with our stay at the Corinthia Panormana and would stay hear again for the same price.
Great hotel
just returned from prague stayed here for 5 nights hotel was great staff very friendly. worth paying the little extra for an executive room fruit in room and bathrobes provided also free entry to pool and gym lots of toiletries provided. food was lovely we went for sunday brunch in this hotel eat & drink as much as you want between 11 & 3 for about 12 pounds. we would certainly go back great city.
Friendly staff
I have just returned from a weekend with my girlfriend at this hotel,its situated in a suburb 4 underground stops from the city centre (czk15 return; 0.50) which is about a 10 min trip (taxi czk500). The room was completely satisfactory and had the largest bed i have ever slept in at a chain hotel! The staff were all friendly and all were very competent english speakers but they do appreciate any effort on guests behalf at attempting the local lingo. Prague is a beautiful city and was all the more inhanced by the 8cms of snow we had on our visit! All in all a great trip.
Things seem to have improved
Stayed here with about 50 Colleagues for a conference. Having read the other reviews, was not looking forward to this. However, either things have changed dramatically or they were just unfortunate. The location is not that good - it is about a 10 minute taxi ride to the centre (costs vary between CK250 - 450), but the rooms are fine and the staff friendly. The only criticisms I can make are that the I had to wait 15 minutes for a lift that I could get in the morning I checked out and there is only one PC with Internet access. Otherwise it was perfectly pleasant. The Top Deck Leisure facility was very good although there is a CK300 charge to use it. I'm not sure why you would stay here as a tourist, but if you can get a good rate you will not be disappointed with the quality of the hotel.
Don't stay here
A truly awful hotel in a horrible location. The rooms are very basic, no soap/shower gel, no iron or ironing facilities, poor views and unhelpful staff.
Allegedly a Four Star - I wouldn't give it even one star.
Non-smoker's beware
The hotel is located in a run down suburb of Prague, about a 10 min metro ride to the centre. The check in staff were not very welcoming and understaffed. The lobby is pleasant however very smokey. I had specifically booked a non-smoking room but on checking in was informed that the hotel only had 4 n-s rooms on each floor and there was not one for me. The room was basic, the view was poor and the bed very uncomfortable. There was no bath/shower gel/soap in the bathroom. I will definitely return to Prague as it is a beautiful city, however, I will never return to the Corinthia Panorama.
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Day 11-Homeward Bound
Our private driver arrived promptly at 4 a.m. to take us to the airport. The hotel very kindly packed sandwiches, fruit, yogurt, and water for our breakfast. Made it to the airport in 20 minutes since there is hardly any traffic on the road at that ungodly hour.
Check in was painless. We had time to spare, which we spent visiting with Joan and Steve, who were also on an early flight (to JFK) leaving from 3 gates beyond ours. We joked more about Joan's MIA luggage that ...
Old Town Area
Up, breakfast, went shopping, G bought shoes, off to old town, saw astro clock, lunch- cheese gate, walking rain and lightening, back to hotel, chill, out for dinner at Le Piccolo Perla - half pizza half salad, very delicious, and excellent value.
Off to street behind hotel to gay bar.
... We explored the first church which was small but lovely and then went on to the Ossuary, this was a church entirely decorated with bones . There were Piles of bones and skulls everywhere, even a chandelier made from bones. Supposedly the relics from martyred monks but it was all a bit weird. We caught a bus into the town and had some lunch in the main square then went on to the most ...
Day 13 Topdeck Tour - Historical Gothic Prague
... was the site for the student riots in the velvet revolution which resulted in 120 deaths and has a memorial cross to Jan Palach which set himself on fire to protest the invasion of Czechoslovakia by the Soviet Union in 1968.
The walking tour ended here and Joel and I stopped in to have a coffee and make a plan for the day. Great coffee but unfortunately cultural clashes resulted in people smoking inside which was bit gross. We headed back through Old ...
Act 3. Prague, a tale of 2 cities.
Prague, a tale of 2 cities. Drats that's already been taken although the connotations admittedly are different. Prague is beautiful. But it has a soft underbelly that you don't have to look hard to find. There are beggars and homeless aplenty, cheap booze and cigarette shops and quite sleazy strip tease and cabaret places dotted all over the city and no they are not the good things about Prague! The juxtaposition of old and new is quite marked here and makes both ...


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Bruce Lansky, the creator of this series and is also the creator and editor of the Newfangled Fairy Tales series and the Can You Solve the Mysteries series. He is also a best-selling children's poet. His poetry anthologies include No More Homework! No More Tests! and Kids Pick the Funniest Poems.
Bruce Lansky has edited a number of poetry anthologies (including Rolling in the Aisles, Kids Pick the Funniest Poems, If Kids Ruled the School, A Bad Case of the Giggles, Miles of Smiles, and No More Homework! No More Tests!), and 3 silly songbook anthologies. Lansky created the popular GigglePoetry.com website for children and the PoetryTeachers.com website for teachers. He also created the Girls to the Rescue series, the New Fangled Fairy Tales series, and the Can You Solve the Mysteries series.
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Tulia means "calm down" in Swahili. Aisha's mom often used the Swahili word "tulia" to help calm her children down. Now Aisha has her own reason to use the word "tulia." While visiting her sister who is babysitting, Aisha smells smoke. In this scary moment, a very brave girl, armed with her mother's voice, finds courage…
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It was good but it was only 15 pages but the part where she goes to save the little baby it was really amazing how she saved him and got both herself and him out!!!! And then at the end when she said to the firefighter he thought she was going to pass out but she was blind!!!!!. So she saved herself and a little two year old from a burning house and she was a BLIND girl!!! Thats AMAZING
I loved this book! It was touching to me.
I thought it was cute because the big sister saved her little brother from a fire. And at the end she became blind because of all the smoke.
Awsome book i also read the first book and that was great too!!
Great book with a surprise at the end that I did not see coming.
The girl was blind and saved a two year old from a burning house now thats my hero
I have read other books in the series,and I loved them.These are great books for any reader.
I super swear this book is super good get it you will really enjoy
I pornaly think that this book is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,!!
It really cool and a good book
this book is amazing &inspiring
Just read it.I've read it five times.
I really enjoyed reading this book, and it's free!
Great book. Its free too. You should so get it.
Unexpected ending
I loved this story. The ending was a great surprise.
This book is a good book for the kid section try it
Was just about to get this book...BUT.....Thanks to the PLOT spoilers I won't waste my time. I'll still give the author 5 stars...its not his fault I won't be getting~reading his book.
Great Story
There is an all girl book series you would like called may+bird. The main character is a girl and her cat.
Who would have thought she was blind? WOW!
So i personally did not like it but i read this book to my little sisters and they loved it. So recomend if you read this to a four year old but if your twelve this is not reccomended. Thanks
Its good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The battle of the bands is coming to Summerfest in Lufkin! If you think you have the best band in the land this is your chance! This contest is open to all kinds of live music - so is your band the best?
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Maybe 2 1/2 years. I've done well with NTES but missed a lot too in the first year because I was too distracted by short term noise.
I should mention that I did sell my trading shares (in and out several times a year) but continue to hold my core shares. Will wait for earnings to decide what to do next.
I have seen you here for at least more than three years, right? Don't eat too many lobsters, it's not good for your healthy.
I wish you good luck. You are a nice person, even though I haven't met you before. But I can feel.
Hey i went thru SINA'S report and the only reason why the numbers were so bad was because SMS is not making money and they spent too much money on TV advertising, but they were able to increase revenue from online advertising by 24%, so they way i see it if NTES is able to increase their revenue on online advertising and even increase their revenue from gaming by 15%- 20%, EPS can be between 1-1.20.
Actually, NTES online ads business is growing faster than SINA. You will see the number soon.


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Just to be clear, Burton was given options to be converted at anytime, he did at 1.90, he knows that the stock will never be cheaper. He now owns 50K more shares of STSI, its a buy price point of a dollar ninety. He apparently thinks there is more money above 1.90 than below it for his options. If he thought otherwise he would wait longer, buy at .25 cents sell at 27 cents for bigger percent gain, but the fact that they are converted options tells you more positive things are just ahead, its actually more positive than even a straight out buy.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I guess the real question is, what is the strike price for the option?
If the options were exercised at $1.90, then there is a short term capital gain of $1.90-strike price per share, irrespective of whether the exercised shares are held or sold. The only real reason I can see to exercise ahead of the expiration date (2023) is that Burton wants to hold the shares for more than a year, when additional capital gains taxes are long-term AND he believes the share price will go much higher in that time frame. Either that, or simply wants to exercise and sell to raise cash, by exercising and selling for some reason.
NO. 1.90 is the strike price. The options were not converted. He holds options that must be exercised by 2023 or they will expire worthless. If he exercises them at higher than 1.90, he will almost certainly sell them at some price over 1.90 at a profit. This will result in dilution of STSI stock.
Again. You are a fool! Seriously, before you hit send get educated!
He will sell these shares after they have gone up to convert even more options after
the rocket takes off. This is how insiders get filthy rich. He didnt put his own money
into the game until he knew it was a sure thing
Right ON
because the options were acquired in 2008 so yes mark thats why it pays to be on the board or take options in leu of salary.


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Alcune settimane fa ho preparato una frittata a base di verdure, pancetta e il resistentissimo
basilico cannella
seminato l'anno scorso. Questa varietà di basilico non manca mai dal mio erbario, e in questo inverno particolarmente mite è rimasto vivo e limitatamente produttivo fino a Febbraio.
Frittata di verdure e basilico cannella
4 uova
100ml latte
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1 peperone rosso
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1 mazzetto di senape indiana
1 mazzetto di basilico cannella
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Saltare la pancetta nella stessa padella finché non cambia colore. Tenere da parte.
Sbattere le uova con il latte e la farina. Versare dell'olio nella padella, quindi il composto di uova. Fare rapprendere a fiamma alta per due minuti, quindi abbassare la fiamma e disporre sul composto ancora morbido tutte le verdure e la pancetta cotti in precedenza.
Coprire e cuocere a fiamma bassa per 20-30 minuti, finché la frittata non è completamente rappresa.
Non girare, ma far scivolare su un piatto di portata e servire.
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According to the Warren County Drug Task Force...Following an investigation by the Bowling Green Police Department and the Kentucky Drug Task force, 23 year old Jessica Potter was arrested for trafficking a controlled substance within one-thousand yards of a school. Potter was arrested at her home on magnolia street in bowling green. Just over one-fourth a pound of marijuana and a 2001 nissan maxima were seized. Potter is lodged in the Warren County Jail
BG Drug Arrest
Posted: Sat 9:51 PM, Jun 10, 2006